| − | '''Physics''' is the study of nature, and is the science of studying the laws of the universe. [[Galileo]] was the first to discover and propose some of the fundamental laws of physics that we still realize today. He began by studying how a ball rolled down an incline and showed that its speed would be proportional to the height it started at. A scientist that studies ''physics'' is called a [[physicist]]. | + | '''Physics''' is the study of nature, and is the science of studying the laws of [[God]]'s universe. [[Galileo]] was the first to discover and propose some of the fundamental laws of physics that we still realize today. He began by studying how a ball rolled down an incline and showed that its speed would be proportional to the height it started at. A scientist that studies ''physics'' is called a [[physicist]]. |
| | Other famous physicists include [[Aristotle]], [[Tycho Brahe]], [[Johannes Kepler]], [[Carl Gauss]], [[Isaac Newton]], [[James Maxwell]], [[Erwin Schroedinger]], [[Ernest Rutherford]], [[Werner Heisenberg]], [[Niels Bohr]], [[Albert Einstein]], [[J. Robert Oppenheimer]], [[Enrico Fermi]], [[Richard Feynman]], [[Joseph Taylor]], [[Lyman Page]], [[Leon Cooper]], and [[James Valles, Jr.]] | | Other famous physicists include [[Aristotle]], [[Tycho Brahe]], [[Johannes Kepler]], [[Carl Gauss]], [[Isaac Newton]], [[James Maxwell]], [[Erwin Schroedinger]], [[Ernest Rutherford]], [[Werner Heisenberg]], [[Niels Bohr]], [[Albert Einstein]], [[J. Robert Oppenheimer]], [[Enrico Fermi]], [[Richard Feynman]], [[Joseph Taylor]], [[Lyman Page]], [[Leon Cooper]], and [[James Valles, Jr.]] |